Southwest Airlines drops free baggage policy, sparking concern among Texas travelers
These changes will take place May 28, right before the busy summer travel season.
Drag racing community supports family of North Texas man killed in storm
The Texas Motorplex called Bailey's death a "devastating loss."
Dallas teachers to rally against school vouchers in Austin
One of Dallas ISD's largest teachers' unions said the legislature needs to invest more money in teachers and public school students across the state.
Midlothian man killed as storm rolls RV at Texas Motorplex, his family says
His wife, Cassie, and their two sons were also in the camper when it rolled and disintegrated. They were injured and later released from the hospital, his ex-wife said.
Video shows chaotic scene in Garland that left one officer injured, suspect dead
Multiple gunshots are heard in the video seconds after police pull up behind him.
Suspect killed, Garland officer wounded in ambush shootings, police say
There is no threat to the public, according to Garland PD social media.
Vandalized Fort Worth restaurant awaits police response, puzzled by text system promising quick action
Employees said they called 911 multiple times and got a text message in response saying in part, "Due to heavy call volume, you are encouraged to make a police report online."
Egg shortage worsens due to bird flu outbreak leaving North Texans scrambling
"I've paid $12 for a dozen of eggs, it's insane," said Cox Marketplace customer Felicia Whisenhont.
Whitehouse celebrates "Mahomes Mania" ahead of Super Bowl LIX
The small town outside Tyler and two hours southeast of Dallas is known as the quarterback's hometown and biggest cheer squad.
Dallas seeks visionary, community-oriented leader in police chief search
The city's selection process will begin in mid-March.
3 arrested after allegedly stealing $700 in copper cables
Late last year, AT&T reported that North Texas customers were being left without phone service because of copper cable theft.
Dallas Open volunteer ball person says age is just a number when living out your dreams
Tony Downer, 67, is a volunteer ball person for the Dallas Open.
Exciting Day No. 1 at Dallas Open as rising stars shine in Frisco
The matches on Monday afternoon were intense and fast-paced, featuring two rising American players.
North Texas' largest Catholic diocese supports school choice bill
The bill would give an estimated 35,000 public school students $10,000 to $11,000 each in "Education Savings Accounts."
Daughter remembers father killed in suspected Fort Worth road rage shooting
"I'm going to miss him laughing and having a good time," said daughter Shelby Johnson.